Stories from Germany

The Green Sauce Festival has been running in Frankfurt since Tuesday. The event is popular and attracts people from outside the Frankfurt and Rhine-Main region. Green Sauce is well-known throughout Hesse.

Authors Christina Weber and Johannes Mollz have written a book intended to bring parents and grandparents together. The book encourages both sides to reconsider expectations and discuss conflicts constructively.

Researchers have found that infrasound, which is inaudible sound produced by sources like old pipes or heating systems, can cause unease in some individuals.

Germany faces approximately 670 million euros in retroactive social security payments in Saxony, 360 million in Saxony-Anhalt, and 350 million in Thuringia.

Thirty-six universities in North Rhine-Westphalia are launching a targeted campaign in neighboring federal states to attract students.

The proposal includes increasing the number of police officers and establishing a mandatory kindergarten year.

A plot to assassinate the CEO of a German arms firm has been foiled.

A collaboration has emerged that was previously unimaginable.

German veterinarians are now working with experts from the Wales Sanctuary Project in the United States. This collaboration was initiated after a movement that reportedly influenced Minister Buckhouse to consult with specialists. The partnership aims to improve animal welfare.

An assassination plot targeting the CEO of German arms conglomerate Rheinmetall was thwarted thanks to US intelligence. The incident is part of a larger pattern of sabotage acts in Europe. Since 2022, 145 sabotage acts have been recorded across European countries.